The third installment in the Encyclopedia of Doo Wop series features one hundred more rare and obscure Doo Wop finds, many appearing here on compact disc for the very first time. Also included is the Da Capo Book of American Singing Groups by author Jay Warner, a 543-page book which tells the story of more than 350 classic vocal acts spanning five decades. With extensive discographies and rare photos, this giant one-of-a-kind reference is filled with musical lore that will appeal to casual fans and aficionados alike. This wonderful 4-CD collection is packaged in a deluxe black-lacquered wooden storage case with a sliding panel front. The rare titles in this volume will satisfy even the most hard-core Doo Wop listener. DIGITALLY REMASTERED!
Collectables' Encyclopedia of Doo Wop, Vol. 3 is an attractive package that allows the doo wop fan access to 100 songs spread out over four discs. These are songs that haven't been burned out by years of repeated plays on oldies radio stations, and include "Let's You and I Go Steady" by the Pearls, "Kneel and Pray" by the Paragons, and "Island of Love" by Lee Andrews and the Hearts. It's also the collection to get if you need to write a dissertation on girls' names featured in doo wop songs: "Blanche," "Cindy," "Diane," "Yvonne," "Linda," and on and on and on. ~ Al Campbell
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